What is "desegregated"

Usage examples of "desegregated".

Here we have it, seven billion dollars for public highway construction, desegregated but quota-limited schools, dams, factories, forest conservation, and sure, preferential treatment so Negroes do the work involved and receive the benefits.

Higher salaries for teachers who go into slum areas or work in desegregated schools, and some free tutoring programs and scholarships.

But that changed when the federal government ordered the hospitals to be desegregated: within just seven years, the black infant mortality rate had been cut in half.

Board of Education of Topeka, which dictated that schools be desegregated, many black CPS students continued to attend schools that were nearly all-black.

I hope you haven't had to have your schools desegregated," Mother Martin said austerely.

He could see they ran a desegregated joint—a lot of places in California seemed to these days.

Julian had pleaded to enter the famous university in South Carolina which had been desegregated by force—five Negroes had then been attending it, and they did so under guard—arguing that he wanted to get used to the equality he deserved and arguing that he had every right to benefit from the university’s renowned School of Law.

Officially, like all military installations since 1951, this is a desegregated base, entirely so.